Yemeni forces continued their operations against Saudi mobilizations in coalition areas in the south and west of the country at a high pace on Monday, with several operations recorded in various governorates in recent hours.
Exclusive – Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:
As the fourth day dawned since Yemen’s decision to drop the Saudi card internally, new concentrated operations were recorded, most notably, according to Saudi media and loyal outlets, those that took place in the city of Aden, known as the “temporary capital” of the Saudi-loyal government.
A series of morning explosions were heard in various areas, most notably the coalition base used by Saudi forces as their center in Bir Ahmed, in addition to the bombing of Al-Maashiq, the residence of the government and members of the Presidential Council.
Sources reported seeing drones flying in the skies of those areas.
Although it is not yet clear who is behind these operations, they coincided with explosions heard at camps in neighboring Abyan, where media reports also spoke of explosions in the Loder district near the contact lines in Al-Bayda.
Shabwa governorate also recorded a new aerial attack, while missile and drone bombardment was renewed on Marib and Al-Mokha several times during the morning and evening, according to those sources.
Although the Yemeni forces in Sana’a have not yet claimed responsibility for any of these operations, they come within the framework of escalating operations that Sana’a began days ago by striking Saudi centers and mobilizations on the eastern border, specifically in Hadhramaut and Marib governorates, before reinforcing with strikes on other mobilizations on the western coast.


